Day stars as defending team wins by six runs in rain affected match
In changeable weather at East Sunshine ground last Saturday Day shone with key dismissals and for the B team to clinch victory by six runs. Muller top scored with 85 and guides the early stand with Scott while Day's bowling reel featuring four wickets marks the outstanding performance of the match.
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East Sunshine
Muller
Scott
Day
Anderson
O'Reilly
Morris
Donald
Lewis
White
Routh
Druids
St Albans
Harvesters Aedge Footscray in draw at 4 for 122 scoreline
Harvester A built a second innings total reaching 247 as Rogers 37 and Roberts (30) propelled the line from 122 to 155 before Les fell for 48. Lowe 40* and M Roberts 21 added, with 10.0.F bowling 3 for 12 as rain halted play at 37 for the last three Footscray wickets.
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Oddfellows
Harvester
Rogers
Roberts
Les
Lowe
M. Roberts
KR. Lowe
Coulsell
Chean
Conabere
Coulsell Ee
Curwood
Johnson
Howard
Harvester A
Mullens
W. Kay
Chigwidden
Cheeseman
G. Guy
Barnes
Clifford al
Clifford
Bomle
Halles
Clifford “ Hobbs
Beale AL Skehan
Hardy
Bradshaw
Sims
Sutton
Beale
Ansley
Chilford
Beale Footscray
Sunshine and Harvester face tight finish and rain halt
In a rain curtailed match Harvester Brown, Jim Hallahan and Jerry Skehan showed form for Harvester, while Sunshine rebuilt and defended their top ladder position finishing 296 declared with Ellingsen and J Patten starring. Sunshine won by 162 runs, and will host Coburg next.
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Brownbill
Stan Taylor
McGrath
Sunshine
Coburg
Sunshiny District Cricket Association Enforces Weekly Fines
A resolution imposes fines on clubs failing to report forward reports of their mien obi. Secretaries must submit forms weekly by Wednesday to avoid penalties. The office warns against evasion to protect publicity and preserve punctual reporting.
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Sunshiny District Cricket Association
Elkert
Cheres Fore
Tanspaper
Retiring film star sparks cheerful sports page note
A famous film star retires, sparking a light hearted item about an umpire and the home team’s win. The piece blends witty lines and brief remarks on relationships and social fuss in a compact newspaper teaser tone.
Mission at St Albans Church of England ends in joy
From our Correspondent the St Albans Church of England mission concluded successfully with high attendance at nearly all meetings. Rev Marcus L Loane spoke to children who extended the talks into Monday. A Presbyterian function raised nearly £100 for the church and Mothers Club officials were elected. The Linton Tennis Club plans a large bazaar on February 22.
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St. Albans Church of England
Marcus L. Loane
Presbyterian Church
Board of Management
Happy Circle
Lndies
Mothers’ Club
Blair
Mew Richards
Hutson
Linton Tennis Club
Staff Reassignments at Shire Office and Sunskine Town Hall
Transfers announced at last Monday’s meeting move Mr K Lowe from Rate Office to A grade clerk under Miss Rennison. A rate office transfer to C grade clerk is also approved. Junior typist and stenographer to be employed. All sustenance records moved to library under Mr B F Grant’s control.
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Sunskine Town Hall
K. Lowe
Acive
Rennison
Nso
B. F. Grant
Ruby Allan Seeks Elocution Teacher Interview
Ruby A Allan, a teacher of elocution aged 82, of Sydney Street Sunshine, seeks an interview on Saturday afternoons.
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Sydney Street
Sunshine
Miss Elsa Haas Registered Teacher in Music
Advertisement for Miss Elsa Haas a registered teacher in Victoria offers singing pianoforte theory harmony and accompanying services. Located at 1 Hampshire Road Sunshine and Nora House 500 Lit Collins Street Melbourne with telephone contact.
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Music Teachers’ Association of Victoria
Hampshire Road
Sunshine
Sun
Nora House
Collins St
Melbourne
Mr L Ormond Robinson Tuits Piano and Harmony Pupils
Mr L Ormond Robinson resumes tuition in piano and harmony with pupils achieving success in 1986 including prizes and two diplomas. Appointment by letter to The Advocate Adlive of 16 Hampshire Crescent Sunshine.
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Hive Viva
A.C.M
Advocate
Hampshire Crescent
Sunshine
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Sunshine Motors
Alf Boorer
Les. Libbis
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Lonsdale Street
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Sunshine Phone
T. Baker
Derrimut St
Albion School
Miss A. Luke
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Hampshire RD
Schivel
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Ellingse
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O'Neil
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Liddle
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Clark
Mollie Boyd
Devonshire Road
H. C. Desley
Albion Tennis Club
Albion Methodist Cour
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Braybrook Shire
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